Harounoff, an Iranian Jew from Britain, wrote about politics, religion and diplomacy in the Middle East for publications including the New York Post, Jerusalem Post, The Jewish Chronicle, Religion News Service and Jewish News Syndicate.
Simon Rutberg hadn’t set foot on Fairfax Blvd in years. In fact, it’s been nearly two decades since he closed his record store there in 2006.
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“AJU’s engagement with Jay Sanderson will help guide new initiatives for AJU’s next chapter.”
On Wednesday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 a.m., Jewish National Fund-USA will hold its annual Breakfast for Israel featuring a keynote speech from Ambassador Ido Aharoni.
I marveled at the Jewish universe contained on a handful of blocks in sunny Los Angeles.
Her title might read “Rabbi Cantor,” but Temple Judea’s Alison Wissot knows that’s backwards.
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During a swing through California with the organization Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM), Natan Sharansky addressed a private group of donors at a breakfast sponsored by the Jewish Community Foundation, the largest manager of charitable assets for Jewish philanthropists in Greater Los Angeles.
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